The Moan of the Tiber
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She was constantly reviled for being a Protestant and her burden made exceedingly hard. Exasperated beyond all endurance, she had rebelled, only to be subjected to the most inhuman cruelties. For days she languished in the dungeon, suffering the horrors of the darkness, and feverish from the effects of the lash, which had torn her flesh once more. A day and a night she was denied water. Terrible thirst parched her lips and throat. Her head beat as if to burst. At last she became unconscious. Fr...om such inquisitional experiences she was taken back to the laundry and compelled to work extra hours. At all costs she must get out of her prison. In all this no kind word was spoken, either to herself or the others. Marion wept much, and her heart longed for George Ainsley. If only he knew where she was and how she was suffering, he would accomplish her release at any cost. Even in her wretchedness his love was a great consolation. There was this one star left shining in her darkness.
Watching her chance, she found oppor tunity to examine a certain window which opened at the rear of the sleeping quarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was constantly reviled for being a Protestant and her burden made exceedingly hard. Exasperated beyond all endurance, she had rebelled, only to be subjected to the most inhuman cruelties. For days she languished in the dungeon, suffering the horrors of the darkness, and feverish from the effects of the lash, which had torn her flesh once more. A day and a night she was denied water. Terrible thirst parched her lips and throat. Her head beat as if to burst. At last she became unconscious. Fr...om such inquisitional experiences she was taken back to the laundry and compelled to work extra hours. At all costs she must get out of her prison. In all this no kind word was spoken, either to herself or the others. Marion wept much, and her heart longed for George Ainsley. If only he knew where she was and how she was suffering, he would accomplish her release at any cost. Even in her wretchedness his love was a great consolation. There was this one star left shining in her darkness.
Watching her chance, she found oppor tunity to examine a certain window which opened at the rear of the sleeping quarters.
What to read after The Moan of the Tiber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guy Fitch Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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